Final round of PPP polls - 18 states !

[Tender Branson]

Our Last Set of Polls

It's hard to believe it's already time for this but it's time to start picking the states for PPP's final round of public polls for this cycle, which will be released from Thursday, October 28th to Monday, November 1st.

We're aiming to survey 18 states over the last week of the election.

12 of them are locks: Alaska, California, Colorado, Florida, Illinois, Nevada, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Washington, West Virginia, and Wisconsin.

The final six we'll let you choose.

3 of them will be eastern time zone states and the other 3 will non-eastern time zones.

Here are your choices for the eastern time zone ones and voting will be open until Wednesday night:

-Connecticut
-Delaware
-Georgia
-Maine
-Maryland
-Massachusetts
-New Hampshire
-New York
-Rhode Island
-South Carolina
-Vermont

Vote away!

http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/10/our-last-set-of-polls.html



FYI: Kentucky and Texas will be in the next round of voting.

[Phony Moderate]

Maine has a pretty decent lead so far, ftr.

[Tender Branson]

I want 4 races polled in the eastern timezone ...

Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island and South Carolina (but I could waive SC).

I already know what states I want fot the non-eastern region:

Oregon, Kentucky and Minnesota.

[cinyc]

I want 4 races polled in the eastern timezone ...

Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island and South Carolina (but I could waive SC).

I already know what states I want fot the non-eastern region:

Oregon, Kentucky and Minnesota.

You missed Connecticut, which has up to two fairly tight races (Gov for sure, Senate too), as opposed to just one in all the states you listed.  It should be Connecticut, Rhode Island and Maine, if they can get reasonable CD results, otherwise Vermont.

[Tender Branson]

I want 4 races polled in the eastern timezone ...

Maine, Vermont, Rhode Island and South Carolina (but I could waive SC).

I already know what states I want fot the non-eastern region:

Oregon, Kentucky and Minnesota.

You missed Connecticut, which has up to two fairly tight races (Gov for sure, Senate too), as opposed to just one in all the states you listed.  It should be Connecticut, Rhode Island and Maine, if they can get reasonable CD results, otherwise Vermont.

Believe me, we´ll get tons of polls for CT by Rasmussen, Quinnipiac, Marist, SurveyUSA, University of CT, even ARGHHHH may join in.

I want some states that are not polled that often.

[Eraserhead]

I voted for Vermont.

[tpfkaw]

I NEED reputable polling besides Rasmussen in MA.

[JohnnyLongtorso]

Vermont, dammit. We know who's going to win in Connecticut and New Hampshire.

[Hash]

Vermont plz

[Niemeyerite]

I voted for georgia (gubernatorial election should be close).
I'll probably switch it to Vermont, don't know.

[Meeker]

At least Delaware isn't winning.

[Niemeyerite]

just changed my vote from georgia to vermont.

[Miles]

I wish they'd poll Arkansas.

[Psychic Octopus]

I voted for Maine, but I think I regret it now. Now I want Vermont. Either one would be fine, though. Damn. Should have voted for Vermont, the race is very underpolled and pretty close.

[albaleman]

I wish they'd poll Arkansas.

Blanche doesn't have a chance. She's been catching up a bit, but 13 points in two weeks?

I voted for Vermont. That governor's race is very close.

[Tender Branson]

No movement ...

New Hampshire, Maine and Connecticut are very likely to be polled.

[Hash]

Why the anti-Vermont racism??

[Niemeyerite]

Remember that you can change your vote

[Lief 🗽]

You can vote for the next DailyKos PPP poll here too: http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2010/10/20/912043/-What-should-we-poll-next-Part-II

[Dgov]

You can vote for the next DailyKos PPP poll here too: http://www.dailykos.com/storyonly/2010/10/20/912043/-What-should-we-poll-next-Part-II

Man, I REALLY want to see a AZ-7 poll.  Taking out Grijavala would be probably the single best thing to happen this election.

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I wish they'd poll Arkansas.

Blanche doesn't have a chance. She's been catching up a bit, but 13 points in two weeks?

I voted for Vermont. That governor's race is very close.

[cinyc]

No movement ...

New Hampshire, Maine and Connecticut are very likely to be polled.

Makes sense.  That could be 9 races instead of just 3 if PPP is comfortable releasing half samples for 2-CD states, as some of their competitors have done in Maine  (NH-Sen, NH-Gov, NH-01, NH-02, ME-Gov, ME-01, ME-02, CT-Sen, CT-Gov).

[Tender Branson]

Updated map:



The states that are likely to be polled on the East coast are:

* Maine
* Connecticut
* New Hampshire

But @ DailyKos, people have voted for Arizona and New Hampshire to be polled, so PPP might not poll NH twice, but South Carolina instead if the Kos poll this weekend produces large leads for the Republicans.

They also replaced Wisconsin with Kentucky for the "definite final round of polling".

...

You can now also vote for the rest of the states:

-Arizona
-Arkansas
-Iowa
-Louisiana
-Minnesota
-New Mexico
-Oregon
-Texas
-Wisconsin

Currently Minnesota, Wisconsin and Texas are ahead.

http://publicpolicypolling.blogspot.com/2010/10/one-last-vote.html

I voted for Wisconsin of course.

[Eraserhead]

I voted for Wisconsin too. It looks like a lock along with Minnesota.

[Niemeyerite]

I voted for Wisconsin too. It looks like a lock along with Minnesota.